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Okinawan Ryukyu Master Yachimun Ceramic Collection: Yomitan Mountain Kiln (Kita-gama) - Senior Master Potter Kyoji Matsuda (松田 共司) - Hand-Formed Polychrome Ten-uchi Pitcher / Creamer / Vase, Gosu to Ame Ten-uchi Pitcher - 呉須に飴点打 ピッチャー / 水差し
Okinawan Ryukyu Master Yachimun Ceramic Collection: Yomitan Mountain Kiln (Kita-gama) - Senior Master Potter Kyoji Matsuda (松田 共司) - Hand-Formed Polychrome Ten-uchi Pitcher / Creamer / Vase, Gosu to Ame Ten-uchi Pitcher - 呉須に飴点打 ピッチャー / 水差し - image 1
Okinawan Ryukyu Master Yachimun Ceramic Collection: Yomitan Mountain Kiln (Kita-gama) - Senior Master Potter Kyoji Matsuda (松田 共司) - Hand-Formed Polychrome Ten-uchi Pitcher / Creamer / Vase, Gosu to Ame Ten-uchi Pitcher - 呉須に飴点打 ピッチャー / 水差し - image 2
Okinawan Ryukyu Master Yachimun Ceramic Collection: Yomitan Mountain Kiln (Kita-gama) - Senior Master Potter Kyoji Matsuda (松田 共司) - Hand-Formed Polychrome Ten-uchi Pitcher / Creamer / Vase, Gosu to Ame Ten-uchi Pitcher - 呉須に飴点打 ピッチャー / 水差し - image 3
Okinawan Ryukyu Master Yachimun Ceramic Collection: Yomitan Mountain Kiln (Kita-gama) - Senior Master Potter Kyoji Matsuda (松田 共司) - Hand-Formed Polychrome Ten-uchi Pitcher / Creamer / Vase, Gosu to Ame Ten-uchi Pitcher - 呉須に飴点打 ピッチャー / 水差し - image 4
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Okinawan Ryukyu Master Yachimun Ceramic Collection: Yomitan Mountain Kiln (Kita-gama) - Senior Master Potter Kyoji Matsuda (松田 共司) - Hand-Formed Polychrome Ten-uchi Pitcher / Creamer / Vase, Gosu to Ame Ten-uchi Pitcher - 呉須に飴点打 ピッチャー / 水差し
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Material Type
Fine Art Ceramics / Traditional Functional Art / Okinawan Studio Pottery / Xandre
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Country of Origin
Japan
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Description

Xandre Store Exclusive - Traditional Okinawan mingei pottery featuring hand-applied ten-uchi spotting and the organic character of Kita-gama wood-fired climbing-kiln ceramics.

Description

Hand-thrown by Kyoji Matsuda (松田 共司) of Kita-gama (北窯) in Yomitan Village, this compact pitcher combines everyday functionality with the warm, understated character of traditional Okinawan yachimun.

Its rounded baluster form features a pinched pouring spout and sturdy loop handle, while the off-white keshō-do slip provides a soft ground for rhythmic cobalt blue (gosu) and amber-brown (ame-yu) ten-uchi spotting. Fine kannyū micro-crazing, subtle glaze variation, and natural tonal shifts contribute to its individual wood-fired character.

Sized for approximately 220–300 ml, the vessel works naturally as a creamer, milk or dressing pitcher, small water jug, or flower vase.

Craft & Provenance

  1. Artist: Kyoji Matsuda (松田 共司), Senior Master Potter and co-founder of Kita-gama
  2. Origin: Kita-gama (北窯), Yomitan Village, Okinawa
  3. Tradition: Okinawan yachimun and mingei folk pottery
  4. Technique: Hand-thrown, pinched spout, keshō-do slip, ten-uchi decoration, wood-fired noborigama
  5. Glazing: Cobalt gosu and amber ame-yu over a cream slip ground
  6. Provenance: Directly sourced from Kita-gama, according to the supplied product provenance

Specifications

AttributeDetails
ArtistKyoji Matsuda (松田 共司)
Studio / OriginKita-gama (北窯), Yomitan Village, Okinawa
FormHand-thrown pitcher / creamer / small jug / flower vase
HeightApprox. 10.5–12 cm
WidthApprox. 11–12.5 cm, spout to handle
Body DiameterApprox. 8.5–9.5 cm
CapacityApprox. 220–300 ml
WeightApprox. 280–350 g
MaterialsOkinawan clay, keshō-do slip, cobalt and amber glazes
TechniqueTen-uchi spot glazing and wood-fired noborigama
ColorCream, cobalt blue (gosu), amber brown (ame)
ConditionPristine gallery condition

Measurements are approximate.

Care

  1. Hand wash gently with mild soap and warm water; dry thoroughly.
  2. Avoid sudden temperature changes or thermal shock.
  3. Do not use a dishwasher or microwave.
  4. Handle carefully around the rim, spout, and handle attachment points.

Shipping

Insured domestic and international shipping is available with protective, impact-resistant packaging. Customs duties, VAT, GST, and other import charges are the responsibility of the recipient.

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